The
Associated Press has a new article detailing fall movies. In it
Mike Newell briefly talks about the school aspect of the '
Goblet of Fire' film.
Quote:
"Aside from everything else, these are school stories," Newell said. "In a middle-of-the-road English education, the teachers are embattled, the school is a very kind of anarchic place and a very funny place, as well. Where two sets of people — one of which is becoming adults and one of which is trying to avoid going back to becoming children — clash.
"The anarchy of youth, it is really rich stuff. I loved that. I loved doing the school side of it."
Source:
Mugglenet